CHICKAMUAGA NATIONAL MILITARY PARK
The nations oldest, largest and most visited national military park, the site of the bloodiest two-day battle of the Civil War. Oglethorpe, GA 20 miles northeast of Dalton.

CONFEDERATE CEMETERY AND MEMORIAL WALL
West Hill Cemetery is the final resting place for 421 Confederate and 4 Union soldiers who died while fighting in Tennessee and at Chickamauga. The Memorial Wall lists the recently discovered names of Confederate soldiers buried in the cemetery.

TUNNEL HILL HERITAGE CENTER
Artifacts and stories will stir your imagination to what it was like in past times. The Clisby Austin House, once a refreshing getaway for folks in the South to retreat to the “cool” mountains, became Sherman’s headquarters during the Civil War while planning his Atlanta campaign. 10 miles north of Dalton.

BLUE AND GRAY TRAIL
Traces the Civil War’s most dramatic events from Chattanooga to Atlanta. 150 miles Chattanooga to Atlanta.

DUG GAP BATTLE PARK
Breastworks built by Civil War soldiers during the Atlanta campaign can be found at this site on Rocky Face Ridge. Dug Gap, GA 7 miles north of Dalton.

GEORGIA CIVIL WAR HERITAGE TRAILS
Interprets the heritage of Georgia’s Civil War era leading visitors on an experience back in time. 150 miles Chattanooga to Atlanta.

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
A Civil War Memorial. Inside Point Park are numerous monuments to the men who fought and died. The New York Peace Memorial features a Union and a Confederate soldier shaking hands. A small museum at the Ochs Overlook houses items of interest for Civil War buffs. Lookout Mountain features an intricate maze of trails. In Chattanooga.